Ordered south

Article Abstract:

Japanese Self Defense Forces (SDF) are participating in UN-sponsored peacekeeping operations in Cambodia. This event would mark the first time Japanese forces would be deployed in foreign soil since World War II. Owing to their relative inexperience over military matters, SDF units are expected to be more preoccupied with such problems as lack of water, the language barrier and tropical diseases.

Foreign operations, Military aspects, Peacekeeping forces, Cambodia, Japan. Defense Agency

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NTT's disengaged tone

Article Abstract:

Nippon Deshin Denwa KK's financial standing is going downhill. Shares have fallen precipitously and foreigners have been invited to purchase and trade stock at an initial ceiling of 20% of equity which may be increased if the need arises. The once powerful Japanese company has become a partially privatized firm. There are conjectures that it might be reorganized into 11 regional companies.

COMMUNICATION, Japan, Finance, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Nippon Telephone and Telegraph Corp.

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